Stéphane Heckel said... > > "marc" wrote : > > > --!!? > > not clear enough, right ? ;)
Well, I thought I had understood you, but... > 2nd try : > > Imagine I have the following : > > !! My title 2 > My text2 blabla > (:if false:) > Other text or command here, ... > (:if end:) > > I would like to edit "My text2 blabla" without having the (:if ...:) markup > in the Edit window That's not how ?action=edit works. It always shows all markup. > To do that, I have to position an other "!!", right ? > > !! My title 2 > My text2 blabla > !! > (:if false:) > Other text or command here, ... > (:if end:) > > However, the second "!!" allows me to edit the (:if ...:) part of the text. > > I would like to "hide" the second "!!" or create a new markup to force a > "end-of-section" > > Final result would be : > > !! My title 2 > My text2 blabla > (:endofsection:) > (:if false:) > Other text or command here, ... > (:if end:) > > Is this possible ? You could probably "persuade" something like SectionEit to do this, but then you'd have to hack action=edit, so that it doesn't work as it currently does - which would not be a good thing, imo - if you wanted to enforce the behaviour that you are suggesting. It might help if you could provide the use cases that you are trying to achieve; rather than coming at this from the other end. Someone else might have ideas on how to achieve what you are after, though. -- Cheers, Marc _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
